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As a result, this spotted knapweed infested western Montana landscape is more susceptible to erosion than it had been under native bunchgrasses. The knapweed root systems do not hold soils or slow runoff as well as native grasses do. (The knapweed is visible as the purplish wash in the valley floor.)
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Updated January 2005
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